Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

MR. Key and GiaaAercd HOrves.
To the Editor Of THs EVENING srAa:
tisa very pleasant thing 10 be IN ACCORD ~
LIST with q gentleman TO whom I am generaily
Numerically opposed and &c Is tins time that 4
md Agent Key and myself In perfect unison On
the subject OF CHAMBERS and It's prevention. There
Is but one way OF stamping out acute contarlous
diseases like CHAMBERS and pleuro-p eumonla and
That Is by the death OF The Affected brule. IL d
certainly true that n the animal be allowed 10 i've
II may recover from glanderS but during that
period II Is spreading iIs conIasion and MAJ be tho
horses il is however fact I tnsa n. I isrss
majority OF horses with glsndess die aud
OF those that recover, they are unnt
LOT haru WORK and succuInb as soon as put 20 tS
This disease, moreover, Is one OF the few commoa
70 man and beast and rs fatal In the same MA
Proportion 70 10th Wnen such q disease mzke1
us appsarance IL should he eSardec a. Agent
hey has done, pubic evil and tho preferso0o1
VI NO one particular individual should be coD-
sidered Tor \ moment when they confict win tbo
pubic good which is prevent the spread o. this
disease among horseA IL seems TO mo that owneD
Of horses especially livery stable mea. snouid -
q safeguard and projection 90 theif stableaL n
writer on this subject says that the mrs. csse Of
Union horse At Manassas, and that the breAkine
down OF the Confederate cavalry due 20 thi5
disease. In the French army prior 20 the esaab.
dsstn rate IRON the disease was 20 per loo Der
annum; since then, under the do;ar1ns &C iss
contsgiousness AID the determination Of -
per annlm. Agent Key, however, muss % scsss.
thing eise besides destroying the horss; ~ must
aes.roy tnec .sion. oy aestroyins tas earo1ss
tesa snst evo., aorse lnat Is ssck sSould b pre-
noanced gianocred and Killed, but say LhiA thss
de, whether Oncer snipkins likes u or no Tor o
Y dangerous 70 MANI other norses. which are eos
The time Deins emitted 20 the nrst consaoerass0n
saouers % major Of police 70 decide whelher n.so
has gianders; they are simply men, not 00ds 90
y. ,s AZ ss'd oeiors, am Ei.a tof oeef
heartily, and ] should think ever horus-ewueG
shoula 40 the same. I never knew belore shAs 3
s.p SsnSp'd up In e -
A wuss Bill roR Drvoson-hary T. Bruwn %
day, by .. A. Aaedei and u. D. Mockou, med bakl
for divorce fr0m hentoa q. Brown. They were
married January 2, 1877, BY kev. DR.. Aischeit q
sSs N on soak ssy ~ ss Sns SO
sets avenue, with Browns father and mother an
November l. lSS0. when his parents broke up
thereto 6e rented the second ana third siorses q
KS l4th street Tor his ofncss but continued 70
SIDE on Massachusetts avenue. she charges that
during his absence from the city ne nIted up oeo
OF Lne rooms on l4tn street as q Sleeping apart
ment; tiiat ne grew negectIul OF her, causfnG h<4
much ms s, a sunens mat ne reyea Ss "a,
" O'Clock at night, and on her larsl BROWN asktng
explanation, he abused ana threa Iened ner, aad
she charges nam win adultery. A suit by DR..
Brown Is pending IN which Am. brown h changed
Win desertion IN lss0. and ME- Brown now hls
her bal - an original suit
RgvTvALur's SUR pOR DIVORCE To-day No.
j. Amber smlIh nled blu for a divorce for w. q
Raymond against Lucy Raymond Taey were mar
rled september 80. 1875 AT Topeka, kans, and ~
Changes desertaon over two years age Tine ocfcDf1-
ants last known residence being Burlington, kanA
Tue complainant u q well-kno~n revivailsI.
Sons or JoHADAR-The family entertainmeue
gwen by Centennial Council No. Z, SONS OF Jonsr
dau, last THURSDAY evening at Carroll Inslituse
Hall was attended by = large AND appreciauvo
audience, vino thoroughly enjoyed the Interesting
program arranged Tor tue occasion, winding ~
win bounttiui supply OF ice-cream and cana
RANCE or THs TuERnonETEh---he following
were the readings Of the eig AL Once Jo-aAyi :
N, A; . p NJ "a: maximan- IS; minAmoR. -
GARRETT n SOMA Baltimore dispatch TO TIE
New York World says: 'll IL reported That Mr..
Garrett proposes 70 make q yoiuminous Asenens
of his connection WITH the recent transacsa0ns al
fecting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Teio-
gfapA Cos, and alleging that Nlce-PresiQenS
SPENCER and General counsel Cowen combin61
with Other parties 70 wrest the management q
be property from him."
Lord Salisbury has appointed Mr. Byrne secrs.
tary 70 the f1shenes convention. Mr. Byrne w.
aA attache OF tue halllAx c0tninlsston In ls77.